https://www.turtlebeach.com/pages/velocity-one-flight

There you go guys

Edited June 15, 20214 yr by fogboundturtle

Thanks for the link. This goes definitely beyond some cheap beginner's gear. I'll certainly reserve final judgement until we have more detail, but at first glance this seems to be a well-thought universal control set - although real rudder pedals should be added at a point.

Kind regards, Michael

 

For Turtle Beach to venture into this, there must be planning on selling a lot. 

Wow - That really looks like a nice piece of kit! 

Not just Xbox but Windows 10 also.

Todd

Neat product thanks for sharing - never own an xbox but got my attention when TPERSON mentioned it was windows 10 also 

Edited June 15, 20214 yr by Richard Sennett

Yup Me wants one of these - very well thought out 

Had a quick conversation with support - looking at least a couple of months before being able to purchase one - that may be wishful thinking but looks worth the wait

Hubba hubba. Looks like a better setup than the honeycomb IMO, and cheaper. I really like the GA controls. Hopefully the yoke is less stiff than the honeycomb.

now that is looking good...i am planning for  a new hotas but this makes me think again, main issue here is lack of space and

a hotas stakes up way less space i am still using a very old saitek x45..amasing it still works.

Great to see the integration to several functions including the trim wheel in the same package but Hall sensor for the yoke only, apparently not for the throttle/mixture/prop set. That means spikes in the signal when the potentiometers wears out. 

 

 

 

Pretty much all sets would use potentiometers for the throttle, etc. The question is really what quality potentiometers they're using. Saitek was notorious for using cheap pots and everybody has issues with them after a while - I know I did with my X-52 and X-55 before I got rid of them. VKB on the other hand for their upcoming entry range GA set use much higher quality potentiometers with a minimum of 500,000 cycles and I'd be a lot more comfortable with this. Hopefully Turtle Beach will provide some info.

3 hours ago, Tektolnes said:

Pretty much all sets would use potentiometers for the throttle, etc. The question is really what quality potentiometers they're using. Saitek was notorious for using cheap pots and everybody has issues with them after a while - I know I did with my X-52 and X-55 before I got rid of them. VKB on the other hand for their upcoming entry range GA set use much higher quality potentiometers with a minimum of 500,000 cycles and I'd be a lot more comfortable with this. Hopefully Turtle Beach will provide some info.

My TM throttle has Hall sensors. Question of price. I'd better have something expensive working perfectly over many years than something still expensive but a bit less and deteriorating over time like my CH throttle before.  YMMV.  

Another plastic toy, hopefully it is at least in the same class as HoneyComb offers, I am patiently waiting for my Fulcrum yoke to arrive.

Works on windows 10 and 11 or whatever MS are calling the new windows soon to be announced.